Climber Charlie Rice Reaches Mt McKinley Peak
Arizona teacher and sixth grade science instructor Charlie Rice summited Mt McKinley at 20 320 feet after a 16 day Alaska expedition. He endured frostbite near the summit and a near slip, describing the ascent as a test of endurance and survival. Rice trained with four mile daily jogs and 70 pound carries at Squaw Peak and Camelback’s Praying Monk. He plans to climb again, citing the outdoors as his motivation.
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Charlie Rice
Rice
Kiva School
Mt. McKinley
Mr. McKinley
E. Calle Ventura
Everest
Alaska
McKinley
Squaw Peak
Arizona Mountain
Scottsdale Justice Court Fines Range From DWI to Parking
Ten people paid $100 or more in Scottsdale Justice Court for offenses including driving while intoxicated and parking violations. Notables include John T. Rainey of Phoenix $110 and Patrick Downey $220, with others from Apache Junction to Tempe and Flagstaff cited for fines from $35 to $165.
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Scottsdale, Justice Court
John T. Rainey
Phoenix
Charles Doggett
E. Turney
Joseph Alongi
N. Hayden
Floyd Baptista Jr
Scottsdale
Langus Manuel Jr
Salt River Indian Reservation
Patrick Downey
N. 84Th St
Benjamin Keel
Billy Matthews
E. Whitton
Robert Veazey
Flagstaff
James Anglin
Apache Junction
William Bowman
Shoeman Lane
Jerry Mitchell
Diane Crawford
Tempe
Charles Hunsberger
Pinnacle Peak Rd
Harry Brown
Mesa
Carmen Eckdahl
Robert Scott, III
Mountain Shadows
Gerry Hoover
E. Mariposa
Clifford Hanson
Balboa
Calif
Dan Watkins
Mildred Streeper
Chaparral
Juan Montiel
E. McDowell
Former Mexican president Lazaro Cardenas dies at 75
Lazaro Cardenas who led Mexico from 1934 to 1940 and nationalized oil, railways, and key industries died at his home in Mexico City at age 75. His son Cuauhtemoc cited a liver illness. he had previously suffered a heart attack this year. His reforms redistributed 45 million acres to peasants and cooperatives, and he later received the Stalin Peace Prize in 1955.
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Mexico City
UPI
Lazaro Cardenas
Mexico
Cuauhtemoc
Cardenas
Latin America
U.S
Arizona Law School group drafts alternative university conduct code
A University of Arizona Law School group releases a 24 page code with 21 rules as an alternative to the Arizona Board of Regents code. They ask the regents to study it as a possible option and note the regents will hold a hearing in Tempe Friday.
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Tucson
UPI
University of Arizona Law School
Arizona Board of Regents
Regents
Uofa
Tempe
James*Dunseath
Miss Devlin to be released from Armagh Prison
Bernadette Devlin 22, a British Parliament member, will be released Friday from Armagh Prison where she serves a six month sentence for inciting a riot. Good conduct cut two months from her term, agreed after the Londonderry riots in August 1969. She was re elected in the June 18 general election but parole was denied to take the oath office. friends expect she will take it next week.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Bernadette Devlin
Armagh
Miss Devlin
Londonderry
Rockefeller Attacks Lindsay Endorsement as Expedient
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller says Mayor Lindsay backed Arthur Goldberg for governor for expediency to aid their political aims. He questions commitment to principle in the Lopez marriage of convenience and notes the move unsettles New York politics amid GOP and Democratic reactions.
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NEW York
UPI
Nelson A. ‘Rockefeller
Arthur Goldberg
John V. Lindsay
Linday
Rockefeller
Lindsay
Goldberg
United Nations
Supreme Court
Charles Goodell
Louis Lefkowitz
Albany
GOP
Lawrence F. O’brien
Opening night shines as Phoenix Symphony thrills Grady Gammage
Opening night at Grady Gammage Auditorium features Wagner Brahms and Tchaikovsky performed by the Phoenix Symphony under Phillip Spurgeon. The concert draws praise for the improved strings rich tone and unified attack though brasses show ragged entries. Van Cliburn Brahms concerto and Tchaikovsky Fifth are highlights. The program ends with expectations for future seasons.
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Jonathan Marshall
Phoenix Symphony
Grady ‘Gammage Auditorium
Wagner
Brahms
Tchaikovsky
Phillip Spurgeon
Spurgeon
van Cliburn
Cliburn
Gammage Auditorium
Merrier holiday coeds at NAU aim to help servicemen
Freshman Judy Johnson of Scottsdale and Christine Zuhl of Yuma lead a Northern Arizona University drive to brighten Christmas 1971 for Vietnam service members. Participants write a letter, send a card, and buy a small gift around $1.50, to be mailed from NAU on November 4.
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Northern Arizona University
Vietnam
Judy Johnson
Scottsdale
Christine
Chris” Zuhl
Yuma
NAU
Bridge bidding quiz on takeout doubles and responses
Intermediate and advanced scenarios present hands after a takeout double. Answers cover responses in major or minor suits, jump and cue bids, and the use of responsive doubles to show balanced hands or request partner action.
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Patterns Unimited, Inc
Patterns Unlimited
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Rocky
Merrier Holiday
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Frontier Town
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Sounds Unlimited
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